New Ray Physiotherapy and Health Clinic
Unit 310, 32700 South Fraser Way, Abbotsford BC · 604-744-0555

Acupuncture in Abbotsford

Fine-needle treatment used to ease pain, settle the nervous system and support your body’s own healing response.

What is acupuncture?

A calm, well-established approach to persistent pain

Acupuncture involves inserting very fine needles at specific points, then leaving them in place while you rest. Most people feel little more than a light tap and many find the session itself deeply relaxing.

It is commonly used for pain that has become persistent and for symptoms that sit alongside pain, poor sleep, tension and stress. Acupuncture pairs well with hands-on treatment rather than replacing it.

Acupuncture treatment at New Ray Physiotherapy and Health Clinic in Abbotsford
Acupuncture at our Abbotsford clinic
Good to know, before your session

Eat something beforehand, wear loose clothing and allow time to rest afterwards. Coverage for acupuncture varies more than other services so check your plan or call us and we will help you confirm it.

How it helps

What acupuncture is used for

Acupuncture is most often sought for persistent pain and the symptoms that accompany it.

Not sure whether this is right for you? Call us, if something else would suit you better, we’ll tell you.

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Our approach

What treatment involves

Every plan is tailored to you. Depending on your assessment, your treatment may draw on a combination of these.

01

Traditional acupuncture

Point selection based on established acupuncture principles.

02

Local & distal points

Needles placed both at the painful area and at related sites.

03

Electroacupuncture

Gentle electrical stimulation applied to needles where appropriate.

04

Cupping

Frequently combined with acupuncture within the same session.

05

Course of treatment

Often weekly initially, then spaced further apart as symptoms settle.

06

Combined care

Works alongside physiotherapy, massage and active rehabilitation.

Therapist and patient during a acupuncture appointment in Abbotsford
What to expect

Your appointment, step by step

1

Assessment

We discuss your symptoms, health history and what you hope to achieve.

2

Point selection

Your practitioner selects points based on your presentation and explains the plan.

3

Needle insertion

Needles are inserted gently, most people barely register it.

4

Rest & removal

You rest for 15 to 25 minutes before the needles are removed.

Related services

Other ways we can help

IMS & Dry Needling at New Ray Physiotherapy and Health Clinic in Abbotsford

IMS & Dry Needling

Targeted needling to release tight muscle bands and trigger points.

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Cupping Therapy at New Ray Physiotherapy and Health Clinic in Abbotsford

Cupping Therapy

Gentle suction to release tight fascia and improve circulation.

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Massage Therapy at New Ray Physiotherapy and Health Clinic in Abbotsford

Massage Therapy

Registered massage therapy to relieve muscle tension and support recovery.

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Still have a question?

Our friendly team is happy to help. Reach us during clinic hours. We are open 8:00am to 8:00pm on Tuesday and Thursday, and 9:00am to 6:00pm on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

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Does acupuncture hurt?

Needles are far thinner than injection needles. Most people feel a brief tap, then nothing at all.

How many treatments will I need?

Many people notice change within a few sessions. Persistent conditions usually need a course over several weeks.

Is acupuncture safe?

Yes. We use sterile, single-use needles and follow strict clean-needle technique.

What is the difference between acupuncture and IMS?

Acupuncture uses traditional point selection and needle retention. IMS targets tight muscle bands directly. We offer both.

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